I need: Class 2 Model TH60 11.5 VAC output transvormers for halogen pendant lights. Is this the right product? All Greek to me!
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It's what I used for halogen pendents. Works great. Not sure what the class designation refers to.
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Yes, remove the old transformer and put this one back in exactly the same way. Turn off the power and if you are not sure what you are doing hire a professional! Not worth burning down your house.
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From the info. you have given, should be just fine. Just do not exceed the wattage per transformer.
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PS... Yes, this is the correct product. I was doing the same thing, I was using imported European E14 LED Bulbs since they are sometimes cheaper, and was using them in my American Market Designed Chandelier here in the USA Happy Lighting, enjoy.
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hope this will help you out this is on mine modelApollo Horticulture GLK1000GW19... hps/mh-400 w lamp type hps or mh input 100 v ~ 268 v;50/60 hz;max 4.6 A pf&gt;o.99; thd &lt;10%; cfl 1.5 output 265v 400 w operating-30`~+55c again hope this help.
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I will give you what it has stamped on the bottom of the device. Hopefully it will answer your question.TYPE FC0712V 60Hz 175WI assume the 175W is what you needed. Keep in mind this device does not do huge quantities at a time. It does process a sufficient amount and I am totally satisfied with it.
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I am using this transformer to run some outdoor landscape lights.....using low wattage bulbs but this segment of lights has a halogen and several incandescent bulbs.....installed in water proof box with electric eye.....been hooked up for several months now
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You can buy some here.------&gt;UV 18W Replacement Bulb for Nail Dryers PAR408(49130) / PAR416(49135) by Thermal Spa on {Amazon}
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I was raised NOT to plug any electrical appliance into a different voltage outlet. With that knowledge, and if it were me, I'd order the one appropriate for the UK. Sam, I wish you the best of luck on your new USpicy 18W UV light. I LOVE the fantastic, professional, long lasting manicures I get from mine. Sincerely, Lin of Redding, CA
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I purchased these to replace line voltage (120V) halogen 50 watt GU-10 bulbs. My fixtures are 120 volt. I believe they would also work in fixtures with transformer built in (12V - 24V) but can't confirm cause I don't own any of this type. Hope this helps.
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The G110V2 only works on 110 VAC. Perhaps there is a model G240VX that will work with 240 VAC. Sorry, it really does a good job. Probably wouldn't do such a good job on 240 VAC for very long.
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chuck you can buy a 60w class 2 transformer that dimmable but there big and I usually install then in a cabinet under the sink but what I figured out if use a normal 72 w transformer or a lap top transformer 500millaamps will work fine and install a 12v dimmer and break the load side of the 12v is a cleaner look jerry@starelectricservices.com for more help
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put 6 in a chandelier and the incandescent dimmer worked fine. However, I have a track light in the kitchen that had 10 halogen bulbs at 12 volts and when I replaced these with led the lights flickered until one halogen was replaced. If you don't have an electronic voltage transformer you should be ok. they need load to work. i
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UL listing ? Not a chance. They will not pay for the service and testing. The ONLY unit I have, and bought, is from LOTUS in Canada, superior quality. Building a new house and am ordering 65 units, both 6 and 4 inch. The price and quality is high, and saves on labor as the 120 vac converter is in its own legal junction box.
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You have to make sure you use the right voltage. I believe your "MR16-130-50w" is a 130V (Volt) bulb. This Torchstar LED is a 12V (Volt) bulb and that will not work in a 130V application. The transformer is the part that takes regular household voltage 120V down to 12V.
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As long as the light circuit (picture light) is receiving the voltage/current in the range it was specified/designed to work at. You need to look at the output specifications of the European transformer and compare it to the output specs of this transformer. I'm guessing they are the same since these LED circuits are usually sourced from the same manufacturers with similar power requirements. But you have to check to make sure.
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Not sure it matters. My halogen bulb failed within 2 months of purchase. I learned a lesson about halogen cookers right there. They are junk.
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Looks like the CS is for low voltage lights, at least according to the description. BC is for 120V (plug-in-the wall-type) current.
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Pretty sure these are made for 120V power supply though they may make a 220-240 version. Here is a link to their Installation specs. http://www.solerpalau-usa.com/Brochures/Residential_Light_Comm/Inline%20Fan%20Options%20Brochure.pdfVersion. It is a great product. I have one servicing two bathrooms and another for my Multimedia/Home Theater cabinet. Love them!